Ask HN: Which stack do you use at your startup?
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#42- Python with Pyramid
- SQLAlchemy with Postgres + Cassandra
- Celery with Redis
- Swagger
Client-Side: Mostly React, React-Native
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#43C on FreeBSD on EC2. Yes, the dynamic parts of the Tarsnap website are written in C.
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#44Re: Ask HN: Which stack do you use at your startup?
#45Our backend is running on Kubernetes in Google Cloud. Streaming servers are hosted in AWS, but we are preparing to move to dedicated servers.
We also use Consul for service discovery and statistics for streaming servers.
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#46Multi-tenanted single codebase supporting both SaaS and self-host (Windows, Linux, macOS).
Stack:
- EmberJS front-end
- Go backend (static binaries that embed EmberJS GUI)
- MySQL database
- AWS EC2 pulling Docker images from Docker Hub
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#47Backend - Golang Frontend - React app DB: MySQL
How do you do migrations with Golang? Which ORM do you use?
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#48- Django backend
- React frontend
- Native mobile iOS/Android OR Xamarin (depends on project)
- PostgreSQL
- AWS (Elastic Beanstalk) OR Heroku
- S3
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#49Re: Ask HN: Which stack do you use at your startup?
#50Frontend: JS (TypeScript/ES6), React, ReactNative, SASS, all Webpack'ed (except RN).
I think it's a fairly light stack but am happy with it. I would use this as the starting point for pretty much every project.